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Re: [cobalt-users] Secure Site Administration
- Subject: Re: [cobalt-users] Secure Site Administration
- From: Jay Summers <jay@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri Jun 16 10:43:09 2000
>> I'm looking for a way to set up secure administration of our RAQ UI through
>> either SSL or SSH, we've got both installed. I searched the archives and
>> found threads on this subject but no explanation on how to do it. Can one of
>> you *nix gurus give a newbie some pointers?
> do you accept non-goo-roo advice, too ? :-)
non-goo-roo advice is always welcome! ;)
> this applies only for the (my) raq3i : if ssl is installed for the
> main site, access your gui as normal, but use https instead of http in
> the url
Tried that but it comes up with the default RedHat ssl page. So I changed
the Document Root in httpsd.conf but then I get a lot of broken graphics and
the admin scripts don't work!?
> installing ssh (in my opinion) is a good idea, so you can disable
> telnet. (note : "telnet access" for a user in the gui means "shell
> access", -> you leave it enabled, but you can shut down the telnet
> server)
I've got it installed and it works great! I read this about SSH in the
archives:
--archives--
"ssh *can* be used to set-up a secure tunnel to other ports
for use by other applications. For instance, I have port 8081 on my
local machine set up to SSL (secure Socket layer) tunnel through to port
81 on the RaQ. So, when I want to use the admin UI, I point my browser
at localhost:8081."
--archives--
Anybody know how to do this?